nank frankly, that question cannot be answered for even a couple days or week or even more. i think part of the reason is the market expectation going into yesterday's meeting was that the fed was going to do mortgage backed securities and treasuries. we only got mortgage backed securities so i think there is a little disappointment in the treasury market that they're not going to be out there buying them which is why i think it is important that economists already think that beginning in january, the fed may add treasuries to the list once operation twist ends. so it is a little early to tell. what we do know yesterday that the 30-year fannie mae coupon fell by 22 basis points. that's a potential sign that it could work. again, you have to wait to see how these things trade. do mortgage rates come down? they're at 3.5%. do people avail themselves of the opportunity to refinance, freeing up money? do investors, guys planting plants and equipment right now, simon, do they believe that if inflation were to tick up, if growth were to tick up, that the fed is going to still keep